SNIP> Regarding your octave widths outlined below. Are these preferences that you can program the Verituner to do? Thanks. I'm contemplating purchase of a Verituner. Right now I am using a SAT III. Terry Farrell SNIP> Yes, that is correct. There is a user-definable custom mode that has plenty of options. Not having any experience with a SAT III, I don't think I can help you there. ************* The tuning puzzle. Have you ever seen one of those puzzles that all the pieces look alike? You get part-way done and realize that you have to start all over. That's my take on tuning "challenging" pianos. By the time you start running into trouble, you've got a lot of time invested in the tuning, not worth the time to start over, (how would you know what to change?) so just shift a few notes, make it sound as good as possible and blame a "bad scale". I _think_ (not sure) that by taking all those samples, especially the wound strings, the Verituner is able to better make compromises across the scale to help the instrument sound better. I do know that when I graph the calculated tunings, they are not a smooth curve, like the other machines. Hmmmmmmm...... Searching in Chicago Ron Koval _________________________________________________________________ MSN Photos is the easiest way to share and print your photos: http://photos.msn.com/support/worldwide.aspx
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